Make Australia’s environment laws stronger- Have your say before submissions close Friday!
K-A Garlick, Nuclear Free WA, 16 Apr 20 |
We have an opportunity to make our environmental laws stronger and better protect our unique wildlife. The panel of experts reviewing the EPBC Act law want to know what matters to you.
Have your say before submissions close Friday!
As we have seen in the case of Yeelirrie, our current environmental laws are failing. There is a very real threat from the pro nuclear lobby group to remove the nuclear power ban and the uranium triggers from the EPBC Act. We are encouraging people to write in their submission to keep the ban on nuclear power and keep the uranium triggers.
There is a great website, Don’t Nuke the Climate that has all the information on making a submission. Click here.
Also to assist you is a great interview with Dave Sweeney – Yeelirrie and the democratic deficit (RTR Understorey) and a video Yeelirrie – A case for environmental reform.
This once in a decade review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act, known as the EPBC Act, could be the turning point for Australia’s unique and incredible wildlife.
Tell the expert panel, that you want stronger environment laws that keep the nuclear power ban and the uranium trigger and that protect wildlife, habitats and ecosystems.
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